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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-06

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-06
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THE MONTANA SCHEME
Louisiana State Lottery Plan.
J. ]. JACOBS, Manager,
Butte City Montana.
Whole Tickets, rs Cents. IS Tickets, $3.50.
3,136 Cash Prizes. amounting to S13,1s7.5O.
Also the only authorized aren't for the Louisi-
ana Lottery in the Northwest. TWEEN
tieths. 81; tenths, s.: quarters. So;
halves, SlO; whoIes, $50.

The MONTANA SCHEME is the only author
lied Lottery i'll the Northern States. 1t is a
licensed lottery by the laws of the Territory.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-06

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
100 Prizes Of SOL approximating to g. $50 sG25
leo Prizes Of a Il approXimating TO l,250 375
100 Prizes of 81 = approXinlatinG to 625 $50
LOCO Terminals of Sll4, decid,d by the
$3.50 rriza neutrality-suspicious.. 1850
1000 Terminals of 81 decided by the
1880 prize ......................... 1850
3,l36 Prizes amounting to...............:31 S7 4
For further information write clearly, giving
full address.
Remit by Postal Note, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange. i'll ordinary letters or by ex-
press a! my expense for orders of 50 or more.
address plainly: J. JACOBS,
nj Butte City, Montana.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
The netail. OF the welding.

MAcos. ia jan Secretary Lamar and
Mrs Henrietta Holt. the widow u Gen T..
s. Holt. we're married IN this eity this m0rn-
ing al l0oclock a. the brles residence.
The Rev. VIM ParS relative, pero-mei
the ceremony. IL IS sail ihe day aud hour
of the marria'e were not settled upon until
YESTERDAY afternoon and the fact that IL
would occur was known only 10 tae imme-
d.ale family. only very few friends n
addition - the relsllves oi Mrs. Holt wit
messed tie ceremony.
Among those present were Mr.. and Ms.
W. IL. Virgin, Captain and Mrs. X. l.. Park.
Col and Mrs ). f. Jones Col and Mrs ".
II Ross. Dr. and Mrs. H. NJ Patterson
Master Miller and Miss Eta Park.
The ceremony was very simple Al The
hour named the minister took his station
ia the bay window OF the parlor whereupon
the little welding procession entered the
room in the following order. Capt Park
with Mrs Holt Secretary Lamar with Col
Ross. Mr.. Lamar and Mrs. Holt ioineti
hands, and in two minutes the words were
said which made them man and wife
Hearty cOnCrat -laIons from all present
followed, and the company repaired 20 the
we iding breakfast
The bride was dressed In gray silk ana
ornaments Mr. and Mrs lamar leave
Macon al j.20 this afternoon for Atlanta
Nhere they Will remain an hour al the resi-
dence of GOV. Jno y. Gordon. leaving
there tomorrow morning for oxford. Mis-
ID visi, Mis James Ross. the sister and Mr.
Mays the daughter of Mr. Lamar. Mrs
Mays is the President Of the l niVersity oi
Mississippi. an office once held hy Mr
lamar Their stay ia oxford viii be- only
few days and thence they 90 70 Washing
on
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
AFRAID OF 4 SHADOW
Republican Leaders Do Not
Want Tariff Reform.
The MINORITY WOULD LIKE TO TRY Il.
They Do Not Want TO Rest Unoer the
Charge @ not Wanting the
Taxes Reduced Reeds
Opposition.

WA.mNeIo,. Jar. 5-rhe l.aaay >'lr
today SAYS There Is much opposition
among theout-ani-out pro,ections.s on the
Republican side Of the House 10 any move
ment ou the part oi the minority ol this
party 10 demand revenue bill The pro
position % bring forward some measure is
urged by members vino have
voted against Mr.. N1rrison's mo-
uou, on account of party ieeling,
but who think taeY cannot afford TO rest
under the imputati9n ~ being opposed 20 a
reduction OF revenue. There ara quite a
number of those. and .hey asa TOR some
party action tina, Will relieve them.
Stronger party men. who are
represented by Reed. protest that the
minority are In no way sponsibie for
legislation and have no business 10 attempt
II. They con. iler 70 extremely bad party
tactics TO assume rospOn i0ility b serious.
Mr. Reed wll oppose any such action which
he considers extreme loolishness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
CAN THIS BE TRUE.
\ Detroit Paper Makes "a Serious Charge
Against Judge Chipmsn.

tscArsitt 40 T-a NtAs-eAe ~tftN4
DETROIT, Jan 5-Yesterday afternoon
Judge Chipman in the superior Court took
the Wheaton Beacher case from the jury
and decided for the defendant. Mentioned
in our condensed State news-Ep.
This afternoon the fr>ning Ncfrs IN a SEN
-ational article nearly a column long
charges Judge ChipWau with being beastly
drunk or the bench when he took the case
from the jury: that he did not know what
me was doing al the time and that his con
duct vas the most shameful in 2 Judge
ever witnessed IN a court room
The article created a great sensation to-
night and there is confederation in Demo
cratic political circles as Judge Chipman is
the Congressman elect from this district
Mr. Wheaton said this morning 81 pro-
pose 70 take the case 10 a higher and sober
tribunal As 10 the talk that has been
made about my occupying the time OF the
court, J have only :hi- 20 say ! have been
a taxpayer here for thirty-three years, and
went 20 the conrt 90 ret Justice for a grew
0us injury that had been done me. Ny
part OF the case as plaintiff took just four
3avs the remainder Of the long time being
occupied by the defense in Whfyins my
character and reputation. The judge was
in a mauiiiug condition when he made the
decision taking the ease away from the
jury. and I don B propose 20 stand 10.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

LsrsfND Jan. at II % clock sharp this
noon Clerk D. D. Croasman raped the
House % orde-. and formally announced the
opening of the session with PRAYER by Rev.
-. lamison The latter referred ieelirSy
% the death OF Ovid y. Case
Roll call showed every living member
present II also brought out protests
against Henry Burr, Of Isabella, whose
sea, will be contested by Frank ". Ralph.
and against J. J. Nrooman of Wayne, who
Is opposed by George " Conner. The pro-
tests were referred - the future committee
on contested elections
The members then came forward and took
the oath OF Office.
Representative Hosford formally an
nOunced the death Of his colleague, and d
committee Of five was appointed 10 draft
resolutions and iix q day for eulOgies.
The caucus nominees were then chosen
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

The regular annual meeang ~ the F.rsi
Reformed Church was heid last night 1
the lecture room of the church on Nout
Dvision-si., and large ouois ofthe mem.
bership was in auendance. Th, treasurer
7. \. s. Nerdier. reported iho total feceIf,.
for the wear 90 he tZl--.ua fota. erpena
lures. s1o3.. rs. The election pfof cefs re.
suited as follows Elders n H trr.rr
Sioop james Wander ~lui- and \ Baker
Deaoons, ! A. z Ner'iar Herman Nel4tn
and Henry Van Dyke. on motion of Mr
Y an Asmus ihf salary Of che pastor sa. Ir.
creased fr0mfl .29i O. $1,000 q movement q.
hguidate the church debt of 81 soc orrra
led IA tbe appointment of commit ee u'
twelve. with instructions io canvass fhf
conrregaiion with thai end n vIew Toe
chairman appointed the following Nee.r-
II. -. G. Van Asmus. J A s. Nerd.er. J.
Nolmari james Wander Sluls. Herman
Toom b. IAnEe.eI. II ~ lleus a ialls
Dick Dvk Herman Linton. 3 ,. Dpoaer
and j. snits The salary ~ tlc organ e
was fixed az 80.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
A STRANGE MYSTERY
A Whole Family Oh the Brink
Of Death.
THREE Or THEM HAVE ALREADY DIED.


ff.. f ...., .-...... ~. .....
~ POISONING OF Seiht f''t'''' "N- ''
oonnei0n was brought $40 asia today ny i1e
deaths al ftr.e al tie children of Josef. Is
-,.. ..
"A"i' @i'~ D-a we
Ill Butler st 0sAih hfnohiln h'i.ei- p
tlree uf Tour physicians nave uetii =. hiieii4
ance upon the hin'ly since SUNDAY in-'
iAe} scented - have cofeiAiit afvi4ei ti-t
lns amy report of 90. nnd li vas hnt Nht-
ihe coroner vas eAilel io huii Hn iAI Ae.i
tlal il Nas learned ih-i anfiLIAI NANri-l+
had occurred.
TIE hi.t Aciiu Nas Joseph tta-ti. d
years oi age lo iiri Ht iAt residence Hi
i.l- ai g Mrs Nr-. .i i-' Mliiioe .i
Tie boy went 70 ll- aiNis lasi ii..ifs'ia}
and d rather puzzled -Ae opNiofs i.4i Ae
should ne taken Suddenly -' iiffr 30 iDea-
day - this Week anl Gle ih morning
wulie The rest o' iAe iAmAy a. pa hAi.rf-
So. were All - sitf "siAi
good health up % SUNDAY
evening When Win tAe exception ci q =.
Aaur, they all became very .L hf
Maln l3 drlfsfl aa1 ias d .lo'e Q. st
licks-si. When De- ana iie ohliaffA he
cam. lli he appeared To- ihint ihti iAel .aA
been To.s1ne1 ~ some way ann i.''ihf i-
| stely summoned pf ianh. -ls is'Nit phys
ician, and everything "as cone io ai'ff al-
Their suiicflnss ihr4 we're fpiNIlhf tii
reichlns and iney 1r-aine thoroughly eA-
h2usted
The second victim was tAfene. the nalf,
twenty months Old nnd iAe ihfl "as
| Johnnie aged Sax years
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
snnaar sehaal csn.ent.on

Ats meeting ~ - COMMITTEES. campaeef
Of a representative from esch - tie Ivan.
relical churches he.d iu lhe 3 g.. =
Rooms yesterday afternoon. % vas decide.
o. hold Sunday s.hs3 convention ia
Western Michigan "a tAls cff ehrusrT o.
p p Ieeoht of Chicago the msn Ohio ta
terlme famous sf p con iuCtsr 81 sgth rlr
ventons wll. DO engaged g. spend fhf iat
here delegate ffsm o. fFenge 'ics rnatHt
Schools in Kent end al oirnE COUNTIES o..
Western u fhfrAn as vel wfI be inr.fea
fo attend programme W.i fe efff orf ar.
p SIZE ~ feature nll hf SEE arg11izaf E.
r. Kent oounfy sunday school hssgratar
rIer q. rates Will nf FveH tT Gee fa' .rrf a.
roreenirs' nc he-e ani fte hotels feef
faf ae'oretes So scei prrfe fhe cor
rertl9n vtI ne if.d iu tie Earf CON - ees
HnuaI IIlrreh
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
LOVES YOUNG DREAM
Secretary Lamar Is Married
Sure Enough.
CHARMING MRS. holt TIE BsI0t
The Wedding Takes Place at Macon.
Georgia. and Creates Surprise Al
Washington. but OFssifys
ris Friends

MAsHis.Eos San. a.--IAs nrst ini0rus
ton received here resi EEL ting the marriage
of SECRETARY Lamar al Macon. ga. to4sy
wss contained in a bulletin aIspsiCh re-
oeived rs tie niied Press Copies OF
The dispatch were Immediately sent 10 sen
ator otOrse aud Speaker Carlisle al tht
Capitol. a. IT lAmkIs son 81 the Depart
menl o. the Interior -nd 10 Others Tie
news bo0a spread and VA re-
ceiYed With gratIcauon ~ tie
Secretary Intimate friends Tie
tact that ils children 81 the Secretary and
his intimate friends h,fe have received 40
word llom him il A0t construed - be al
Intentional slight Oh las part He has q
Aniiy nature aua tnt mos. atecuousl Ie
lauons existed between ilHi and his DDlld-
rem.
IL was thought that the marriage was
hastily determluea upon and that iu the
excitement oi The approaching event The
Secretary neglected to send the proper AL
nOuucement 10 this CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
STILL II DARKNESS
Latest News from Lansing
70 Caucus Yer
4 JUDGES SHAMEFUL CONDUCT.
Judge aac Coneressnaa-eiect Chip
man SAD 10 rave Seen Oronk on
the Bench Stocking the fo1i.
Oetroits Mora Lapsr-A
Marquette Doctors
Crime.

.tz ..tt 80 tes f.-t.tas sstt.s
iA>.ise. Mich Jan 5.-faere l. much
uncertainty tonight - % whether hepubh-
caus vii enter caucus tomorrow night Or
not. Stockordse. Lacey ard C0nger forces
al. assert thai they are anxious fOr it al
though Alneer leader ot the Lacey forces
LAS been violently opposed to 10. lacey
himself IS said O. be in favor 0t o.. stock
bridge ireads 'iec are that the caucus Will
certainly be- held Thursday ui fht aud IS
sert that rfty members are Piled lsed 20 n.
The call for caucus hal beeu signed hY
thirfy-slx members al n o'clock tonight
when paper Vas par in circulation calling
for caucus next "Wednesday. The flz-
Gerald iolks are opposed to caucus this week.
small &c es4lou oi las friends arrived from
Grand Rapids tonight BAT they nnd cold
comfort
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
IntIlc >ennte.

At noon Lieutenant-Governor Mcdonald
celled the Senate 10 order, and prayers fol-
lowed by Rev Mr.. Ca.len Then the dig
nined Mcdonald came forward, his right
hand thrust in his coat bosom, and his
white hair pushed up into pOmpadOur and
made his debut as y speaker In his brief
address of welcome he surprised everyone
by ms clear cut, fOrcible remarks, tempered
with that dignity characterizing this pom
pous body. He sat down amid hearty ap-
plause.
Roll call showed all of the thirty-;wo Sen
atOrs present.
The officers OF the Senate were then
chosen these being the Republican caucus
nominees throughout except the cases Of
postmaster and assistant, over which there
is \ jangle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
The Pnrts snnbheL.

CoNsrANTlN0ri Jan. 5.-kepiying to fhe
inquiry of Rusem pashs whether the
British government inspired the articles IN
the London press urging the Porte 70 join
England and Austria instead OF ailying
herself with Russia in the Bulgarian
dispute, the Ear ot lddeSleigh referred the
Turkish ambassador &C. the fact that the
British press enjoyed the fullest liberty Of
utterance regardless of the views OF the
Government. The articles in question
however, were not inspired. but the Gov
ernment and the people Of England shared
the views
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
BATTLE CREEK PATENT.
IL Gets Another Boost After Being Before
Congress Three Years.

WAsIHvsroN, Jan 81 Elon A Marsh, Of
Battle Creek, has arrived here 70 urge the
passage of the bill giving him and his part
ner, n. D. lefever. "A good title 20 a valve
gear patent which they claim IS infringei
bv Nichols. Shepard & 90. The bin mas
been before Congress several wears. and
cases growing ont OF the patent are on the
records OF The Michigan and United States
Supreme Courts The bill passed the ser
ate during the last Congress. but did not
pass the House. In the case in which Marsh
endesvors 10 validate his title in court Don
Dickinson is his attorney.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

Eight boys Killed and Twenty Injured. at
Different Places.

RUTLAND. VT. Jan. "a traverse sled
containing twenty boys coasting down
South Msin-st. today, ran into bridge at
the foot Of the incline. All the BOYS
were thrown violently over the bank and
fell upon the iCe. Cyril Gee aged ID. struck
a stump and his skull was crushed he is
dying. John King AGED r. received
internal injuries from which be viii pro
baby die Tommy Shields. aged H. was
severely injured. bat may recover All the
remaining seventeen boys were more Or less
injured, but not seriously
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

W ,sHiVaroN. Jan. 3 - Representative
Hiscock has gone TO Albany to take part in
the Senatorial contest. Senator Blackburn
has returned 20 Washington and was in his
seat to,ay Senator Brown. Of Georgia. was
expected at the Capitol today bat did not
arrive Senator Colquitt authorizes the
statement that his colleague has not decided
20 resign.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
TIE EUROPEAN MIDDLE.
English Views on the bulgarian Question
The Porte Snubbsd.

e LoNpoy, Jan. 5.-rhe Earl OF Idlesleieh
has replied 70 The PoFtes circular issued in
December stating tha, the British Govern
ment is not aware Of the conditions at
tached Oy Russia tothe recognition Of Prince
Nicholas Of Mingreia Is Prince of
Bulgaria and cannot recommend the choice
of the Prince Mingroiia if Bulgaria OBJECTS
10 accepting him ~ her ruler. England, ne
says. is ready Al any time to take part in a
conference. or exchange of views looking 20
the settlement of the Bulgarian question.
but holds that negotiations based on the
treaty of Berlin should precede the choic {
of a Prince
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
sUsEyESs FAILURES YEsrERDAy

Z Eed SON. = Pltsburr sre'ier yes
.erisr con fssse8 three Iu6xmonts in the
E1mnon F'ess Court in fsror 1T l1sers
tose. sssregsfiuz So pa
George ~ f--i F Co.. rh sr, ,sfs e~1
dealers n1 patent meiicine~. a. ts psrs
Are Rrd 4 Barclay Sf New YORK r-r
reVs 01afe ar sssi zur rlerf withruf prefer
arres NJ Iarl vas fle Proprietor ~
fs-fs aocu ~ forf1.
.rfPs heaftia fc f-rn fr~a fes' ~
Hrnnn's nfsfe sn ass lar.r~t ferlsr
tssh rss SIS fft sssets sIfaf5
F-snr's o. lhsl snoir q Cr. ~ Nev YORK
- nrrs aut -0rlrr ssion merchants ir tse
N sst .ni.es rsia hss r1asfe AZ asa gr.-sert
k&sas4iis - ami asseis snIaN
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

WssufNor0y, Jan. Mrs. Folsom held
her first reception today at Oakview. as
sisted 10y Mrs. Lamont and Miss Hastings.
A number OF the principal people in
diplomatic, official and social circles waited
upon the handsome mother of the Presi-
dents wife. although the effort mesnt
treary three-mile drive over miserable
roads in the face of 4 severe snOw-storm.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

-lsg a. $50 ontario 81 A .arxe ryeM -4s
.eel Hasl - &.ta 4oo4f talrty ssE.cz "a
.t.lss ed sEtg girls Na1 lase heretofore
ze.i f0f others ars lls ezul41 l5xettel
- aaIa tlr .a~uss. ses E14F Hl. -
traF W1fs-4te a4Ees srekiF AMI tae
aU.1anr "a sork done ~ eseh alli 1e ksp,
l.e.llt ef ali Z. si.ient declared zcsrl
1895 fle ead st TIE yeas Ias IS t1s
rr Experiment. oi taz 4laI IRA - 2 tt IS
.elatf ana t1e a4men. sho are ali
aa-sDts " lADof. are very a1pelli about
llair enterprise.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

a.l tee ee'E1t ai t.s .ssamepf s,
ssaa l1ai ihs etl1 al trsIa eiup.sfes Nef
tas mtu 81 wh-I4 lhe el1eNl il dlfe y
clafse&a.a The eisiaaei iAe tit ~
tr-la. Af .sr g. sal8 Is rae caltauc'u ul iit
UAn te Aats hesu dfeuA aat N a tna~ g
tilsI Hf aaa >eftIal afIaas 81 i'liout tt-Al
uaf uefefg at starlet an nis f1u
teH ai tas kilel Hft Nucfls aut1uN p.
AIus mplt aaaiss laft .seo latca 81 liis
aclFls anl az flese oal latcs Aatt acet
.aeuulet
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
The very Latest.

tA-l-ll,s He fsf 1t-.-sss s.--tA--.
L,ssIs6. jan. 6.-At one o'clock this
morning is still undecided about the eau
ems tonight.
Inirty-nine name. are signed - the call
ami C0nssr forces are auxiOns Tor an esriy
caucus. ~ they have male gains TO-DAY.
Governor Luce wit today appoint l..
CrOtton Fox, of Grand Rapids. member of
u the Military Board Fox has been sum
mnned 10 LANSING
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
AEantsr..Iih.raI Den.r-

Cofrwnrs. o, Jan s. At the monthly and
annual meeting Of the Female Benevolent
Society this afternoon. VIM. g.. Dsshler. a
millionaire banker OF this city, presented
them with check tor 100000 The amount
IS rO oe Dedicated 70 the society the fund
to te known - the Betsey Greene Deshler
fund
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
Fair Defe. ed by BlIIv stewart.

W.sWVsroS. Jan. 5.-The news Of the
nomination q William NJ. Stewart by the
Nevada legislature 10 succeed Mr.. Fair in
the nitet States Senate, caused some sur
prise - the capital today. but was generally
received with expressions OF favor. Mr.
stewart was first elected 10 the Senate in
$50 and served two terms.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

WeHrverov. Jan. The President %
day approved the new rules which were
submitted to him yesterday by Civil Service
Comm ssiopers under which clerks Of al
fhe lower grades in the New York custom
house viii be- o. -ible - competitOn for pro-
motion 20 the highest grades
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

ivn-svsrofs. lad. Jan. 3. The Indiana
legislature will meet tomorrow The
Horse g Republican anf the senate Demo
rrar- The seuun' cau members Of fhe
House held cancus tonight snt nominated
Ns-rsn a. Savre for speaker and VIM II
smith for -lIrf clerk
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

WAssrverev Jan f-F0r Eastern Michi-
gar colder. north westerly winds. IA
vsethsr. except snow on the esst lake
snora Fcf Western Nch gan no-tbEes
eriT ~lnis. fair weather Eith cold wave
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
other Railroad victims.

OcoSoNowoc. Wis. Jan. 5.-Bert Nc
Connel q young man Of this ciiy, snd two
Andersons. father AMI son. We're struck in
an ice wagon az peuaukee last Right by the
east-bOund express. AL three were killed
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
Anether Inal,tment Eonnd.
q FATAL FIRE.

Nint.tsr'- House Burns-t.4ri Jumps from
the Window and - Killed.
NEV NoRk. Dec. 5-The residence Of the
Rev r NJ. Colwel pastor OF the Baptist
church - NJ Vernon, a suburb of the city
was destroyed by ire TINS morning Loss.
$1,000 The members of the family barely
e,Caped with their lives. Lizzie Carter a
servant who slept IA the third story jumped
-O the ground and suffered injuries that will
prove fatal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
Tnn TntaIlr InInre.I

CoNcoRp =. II. Jan. "a coAsting sled
carryine two i0-year OLD boys named John
Knox an ? James. Brooks. ran into q wagon
today and the boys were so seriously iu-
iurci that they are not expected TO 1--we.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

JvsrV Crr. jan. -Every man en-
1i7Yei by the great coal companies in their
So Iersev yaris from Weehavkeu to
F-rth Amooy. s-e today ogt on strike.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
Three More Killed.

PLYNorrn Mass, Jan. Two bows were
instantly killed and a third probably istaliy
| injured at Wenihworth last night by the
collision Of their coastng sled with pile oi
number.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
STUFFING FOR 10.
Big Contracts for Bacon, Flour and HON
Inv Awarded.

WAsHINeToN. Jan. 5.-The Commissioner
of Indian Affairs today awarded the follow
ing contracts: B. Z; Scanneli, of Washing
ton, to furnish l37 90 pounds Of bacon AT
Chicago, at $50 cents per pound; also 20 y.
G. Slayens. of Kansas City. W H. Smith,
of St. Louis, and G. H. Rearing. of Arkan-
sas City, for hOnuny salt, soda and flour
These supplies are for the Pawneo Indians
in Indian Territory
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

NfRvvs. Jan. 3 Five persons committed
s'risiae IN tbs city .odsv making tots- of
~-.ss suicides since the beg.nnin- of the
ues Tssr
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
Pen.lnn for VIZ. Lnrsr.

Werf~sloN. Jan 5-Mr Mitchell oi
pennsylvan'a. made motion in tAe senate
TODAY that pension be granted t0 Mrs.
Logan M Coke objected
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06

Arersrt Ne. jar. 3.-The Bsuuhiican
,.ncu. tonight unanimously ranoniinstei
sns-ne Hale f,r nitei states Senator.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-06
He PLEADS POVERTY
Haight, the Express RObber,
Tells His Story.
He PUTS The BLAME on NITTR0Cs.
fio~ the Passes and Letter Heads Were
Fofged-Another Indictment
Found oy the Grand
Jury

- lo.- Jan. 5.-W " H..eht. one Of
VI ,tr0ek accomplices ia the rain ROBBERY
has furnished the local papers written
statement of his connection With the
AL air. lie savs that bis poverty and in
tolliy t4 OBTAIN employment forced him 60
devise SOME means whereby De- might pro-
ie h- wife and child With the necessities
ol life To do this he planned
the robbery and approached Wiitrock
aifh .he scheme WittrOck became entAu-
s.Asti. over 10. aud therefore took tie affair
.nto l.s hands and ne HAsht heard moth
irs more Of him until he read al account of
fne robbery ln the papers soon after thai
Nftr4cz sent him BLOOD by oscar Cook
and summoned him 90 LeavenwOrth.
There Nit-rock gave him $1,000 more
H- says % was DE who forged Mr.. Damsel
SIGNATURE to the pass which wAs presented
fo Foth-rlnghaai aud had ih- Adam tx
u-ess lrttrgheais and envelopes printed
lflerll CHAM. he asserts is absolutely in
uoceuf of each aud every charge brought
against him.
Another Indictment Found.
~. Lafi,. Jan. 5.-rhe grand Jury TODAY
found and returned 10 the count al indict-
m-nt AGAINST Dan Mcirsrity. charging him
Nith being All ACCESSORY after the fact 20 the
"Jim tammiugs.s' express robbery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-20
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
GEORGE ERNST,

CARPENTER, CONTRACTOR 4 BUILDER.
Residence-No. $50 West King street. shop
East Grant street. opposite station house.
WOODEN MAETELS AND GENERAL HARD
WOOD WORK SPECIALLY.
Aa-All work secures my prompt and persona
attention Drawings and Estimates furnished.
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